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Most small nonprofits don't lose their website to hackers. They lose it to a handoff: the volunteer who built it moves on, and the logins go with them. Here's how to run a nonprofit's website, email and social media with volunteers so it keeps working when the people change.
The build price is the number everyone compares, but it's only the first line of what a website costs. Here's an honest five-year comparison of doing the upkeep yourself, walking away, and paying for ongoing care, counting the hours spent on updates, backups and DNS, and why a modest care plan comes out ahead.
A website isn't finished when it launches. In 2025 alone, researchers logged more than 11,000 new security holes in WordPress add-ons, and nearly half of WordPress sites were running on software that no longer gets security fixes. Here's what a care plan should actually do, what it usually doesn't, and the questions to ask before you pay for one.
